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Premiere: It’s time for Anatomy Class and the unveiling of their super new video for ‘Reflector Shield’.

  • October 20, 2021
  • Arun Kendall
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Last July we  premiered Anatomy Class‘s single ‘Reflector Shield’ – a classical indie pop anthem replete with undulating waves of sparkling guitars, a thundering percussion and passionate vocals burnished with some gorgeous harmonies. This is a band that perfects a royal wielding of jangling guitars and celestial melodies that superglue their way into the head. We are just as honoured to present for your delectation the new video for the track.

The video is a delightfully engrossing matrix of performances by the band mixed in with animation and vintage film stock with a sci-fi theme: pure escapist fun that matches the effervescence of the track, which singer/guitarist Ant Rosen said:

…there’s an underlying sense of reflection and nostalgia – looking back to a time when we were younger, when life was a lot simpler and innocent. We could dream, and we believed in those dreams – it was our reality, even for just a day or a moment in time. We could be superheroes, we could “jump into the sky”, we could be whoever we wanted to be. There’s an element of romanticism too, the wanting to also share those dreams and journeys with someone. “I’ll be yours and you’ll be mine”, it’s a bit of a universal and timeless theme; seeking that soulmate and companionship, something I think we all search for throughout our lives.

This sense of innocent joy positively shines through in the video:

‘Reflector Shield’ is available through all the usual sources and through the link below:

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Writer/ Senior Editor for Backseat Mafia (UK) and Backseat Downunder (Australia and New Zealand). Singer/guitarist/songwriter with Australian band The Hadron Colliders.

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